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Her party now has to expel her and other detainees.

He gave advice and sometimes uninformed legal opinions to the detainees who were awaiting trial.

The detainees and their families were the first to leave, as though fearful the decision would be rescinded.

The cases of thousands of Afghan detainees have been reviewed, and over 200 released or handed over to Afghan custody.

The secretive administrative-detention process can keep detainees in a legal limbo for extensive questioning without charges being brought.

And we will give detainees greater latitude in selecting their own counsel, and more protections if they refuse to testify.

The detainees, it turned out, were mostly elderly people whose daughters had left town to evade family planning restrictions.

He added: "I want to be very clear that our goal is to construct a legitimate legal framework for guantanamo detainees - not to avoid one."

Those orders will deal with closing the prison at Guantanamo Bay, new rules on torture, and the handling of detainees, said the aide.

According to a spokesman for the judiciary, all but 300 of the detainees were freed within a week of their arrest.

Before being freed, the detainees are subjected to indoctrination sessions to remind them that they owe their freedom and their absolute loyalty to Pakistan, no matter what.

White House officials are considering a new process for deciding what to do with some detainees at the U.S. Guantanamo Bay Detention Center in Cuba.

Several detainees returned to Yemen from Guantanamo Bay are now known to have links to al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula, which has been linked to the attempted airline attack.

This is not the first indictment of the Bush administration’s conduct of the war on terror, its rendition of detainees to “black” sites and its sanction of “enhanced interrogation techniques”.

Secretary Gates also said another high priority will be to close the Guantanamo Bay detention center in Cuba, where more than 250 detainees suspected of terrorism are being held.

This amounted to another zigzag from Mr Harper on the issue, which concerns whether officials knew that some of the detainees handed over to their Afghan counterparts might be tortured.